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• Seagate's Pulsar Drives Bring SSD to Enterprise Primetime Seagate is the first of the established enterprise storage vendors to enter the SSD market with its new Pulsar SSD drives.
• Seagate Goes Solid State with Pulsar Drive New drive, Seagate's first SSD, is designed for enterprise-level server applications.
• Micron Announces Its Fastest Notebook, Desktop SSD Micron Technology is preparing to release its highest-performing solid state drive for notebook and desktop PCs.
• Windows Black Screen of Death: What You Need to Know Microsoft's latest security updates appear to have crippled some Windows users. Here are five things you should know.
• How to Switch to a Solid-State Drive Several factors have a bearing on whether you should replace your hard-disk drive with a solid-state drive. We look at the key variables--and explain how to proceed if moving to SSD makes sense for you.
• Be A Cheap Geek With These Black Friday Online Hardware Deals These deals from online hardware vendors will let you beat the rush.
• Best Black Friday Storage Deals These are the best Black Friday hard drive deals we found--both rumored and confirmed.
• Securely Wipe a Dead Hard Drive Dwma needs to return a dead hard drive to the manufacturer. Is there a way to first remove sensitive data?
• 1TB SSD Drive Available Now; A Steal At Just Over $3,000 OCZ Technology's new Colossus Series of solid-state drives includes a pricey 1TB option.
• When the Backup Drive Gets Full Rat74136’s external hard drive is full. How does he keep backing up?
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday: What You Need to Know There are 6 new Security Bulletins this month: 3 rated as Critical and 3 rated as Important. Not all Critical Security Bulletins are created equally, though.
• Intel Promises SSD Firmware Fix Intel promises to issue fix for glitchy SSD Optimizer firmware after update bricks users' drives.
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week We'll show you where to find the best prices on an Apple MacBook laptop, a Casio megazoom camera, a Toshiba external hard drive, and more.
• Fix Old Flaws to Stop New Attacks Making sure you've fixed these old security holes will go a long way towards keeping your PC safe from current attacks.
• Reletter a Drive Windows turned drive F: into drive G:. Can it be changed back?
• Free Utility Partition Wizard Outperforms Expectations Partition Wizard is surprisingly capable and even recovers lost partitions.
• Intel Solid-State Drives Get 40% Speed Boost Intel boost X25-M SSD drive performance by up-to 40% thanks to a new firmware update.
• Windows 7's Spotty Driver Support Spotty support for networked all-in-one printers in particular may be a testing, QA, and certification issue; some notebook drivers aren't yet available either.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 2: Partitioning Your Drive Step one in making a gradual migration to Windows 7 is partitioning your hard drive. It's easy, especially if you have Vista.
• Kingston To Release New Low Priced SSD Boot Drive Kingston Digital reveal plans to release new SSD drives aimed at boosting your desktop performance.
• Active Media Ships USB Friendly 2.5-Inch Solid State Drives New range of 2.5-inch solid-state-drives from Active Media available now.
• Trick Out Your Home Office in Style The coolest office furniture and IT gear — including new releases and celebrated classics — can turn your drab workspace into your dream home office.
• American USB 3.0 HDD Debut To Come Courtesy Of Dane-Elec New external hard-disk and solid-state USB 3.0 drives from Dane-Elec will be first of its type to hit the US.
• Microsoft Patches Last Major ATL Bugs Microsoft this week wrapped up a months-long job of patching a critical bug it accidently introduced in a crucial code "library."
• Security Experts Pinpoint Biggest Threats, Best Patches Two patches highlighted for breadth of deployment across networks